Name, title, area and position of Bayelsa third class traditional rulers SN NAME TITLE, AREA 1 HH PRINCEWILL CONSUL-OLUKU AMADAOWEI OF EREWEIBIE 2 HH CADBURY GEORGE OMIE AMANYANABO OD ODIMA 3 HH JAMES OLIVER OWEIFIE ISAMO OF ISAMPOU 4 HH JAMES WALTER (XIV) ANYA OF AYAMASA 5 HH EMMANUEL K. EBIASUODEI AMANANAOWEI OF OBRIGBENE 6…

Bayelsa State was created out of the old Rivers State on 1st October 1996. This means that the Bayelsa State Judiciary came into being as a result of the states creation exercise of the year 1996. When the Bayelsa State Judiciary began, there were only six (6) High Court Judges. Hon. Justice K.D. Ungbuku was…

When Bayelsa State was created in 1996 from Rivers State, some High Court Judges were transferred from Old Rivers State  Judiciary to the newly created Bayelsa State Judiciary, namely: PAST CHIEF JUDGES OF BAYELSA STATE With a total of three hundred and fourty-one (341) members of staff comprising legal and non legal officers, the Bayelsa…

HISTORY OF BAYELSA STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY FROM 1999 TO 2009 The Bayelsa State House of Assembly is a product of an election with tenure of four (4) years. After which, it is dissolved and another assembly reconstituted. Each tenure of four years is called Assembly. THE FIRST BAYELSA STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY This covered…

THE THIRD BAYELSA STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY This covers the period June 4, 2007 – June 4, 2011. It was constituted on June 4, 2007 in the Assembly Complex, Yenagoa. MEMBERSHIP:The third Assembly is currently made up of 24 members, (23 male and 1 female) representing 24 state constituencies. It is an all PDP house.…

The Second Bayelsa state house of assembly This covered the period of June 2, 2003 to June 2, 2007; and was constituted on June 2, 2003 at the assembly complex, Yenagoa MEMBERSHIP:The second Assembly was made up of 24 members, all male representing 24 constituencies in the state. Twenty three (23) out of the twenty…

BAYELSA STATE SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY FIRST ASSSEMBLY (1999-2003) 2ND ASSEMBLY (2003- 2005)1) Rt. Hon. Boyelayefa Debekeme (Ekeremor I) June 2003-NOV. 14, 20052) Rt. Hon. Peremobowei Ebebi (Ekeremor I) NOV 14,-2005-DEC.29,20053) Rt. Hon. Werinipre Seibarugu (Yenagoa II) Dec. 29, 2005- June 4, 2007 3RD ASSEMBLY (2007-2011)1) Rt. Hon. Werinipre Seibarugu (Yenagoa II) June…

THE FIRST BAYELSA STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY This covered the period June 2, 1999 to June 2, 2003. It was formally inaugurated on June 2, 1999 at the Assembly complex Yenagoa. MEMBERSHIP:The first House was made up of 24 members representing 24 Constituencies in the state. Out of these, 23 were male and only one…

Bayelsa State has 25 Development Centres, namely: (a) Kaiko/Ibe-Awo;(b) Akassa;(c) Opuokede Creek:(d) Oporomor West(e) Aleibiri(f) Alabene(g) Mein/Oyiakiri(h) Tarakiri(i) Toru-Abubou(j) Odi(k) Ogbia Central(l) Kolo Creek(m) Anyama(n) Okoroma/Tereke(o) Nembe West(p) Nembe East(q) Mini-Ikensi(r) Gbarain/Ekpetiama(s) Okordia/Zarama/Biseni(t) Apoi/Olodiama(u) Bassan/Koluama(v) Ogboin North(w) Ogboin south/Tarakiri(x) Bomo East and(y) Bomo Central/West Bayelsa Bayelsa is a state in Nigeria. It is located in…

House of Assembly members in Bayelsa State and their committees, 2008 Committees of the House, Special Committee, Selection Committee SN Name Position 1. Rt. Hon. Werinipre Seibarugu (Speaker) Chairman 2. Hon. Nestor K. Binabo (Deputy Speaker) Member 3. Hon. Nadu Karibo (Leader) Member 4. Hon. Dein Benadoumene (Chief Whip) Member 5. Hawkins Kalabo (Deputy Leader)…